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I tried out the #AuGHOST drawing prompt list August 2023. I posted the picture of the prompt list on my Patreon if you'd like to try it out for yourself. I don't anticipate getting through every single prompt every single day, but I want to see how much inspiration I can gather from it! I will also be posting the timelapses here each week as I complete them.
I used Procreate on the iPad, and I plan to test out a variety of methods, styles, and techniques so I can feel more confident using that program.
Music:
(Originally streamed 4/1/25)
Hello everyone! I'm still pretty low energy this week, so I figured I would continue to play The Shrouded Isle. I don't know much about it, so let's figure it out together!
I'm Ghost, a digital artist that uses Clip Studio Paint and Procreate as my primary art programs. Each Sunday I stream my art process - ranging from warm up sketches to the final touches on detailed illustrations. On Tuesdays, I play some video games.
I use Restream (restream.io) to stream to both Youtube and Picarto.
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Playthrough of DOOM for the Sony PlayStation on Ultra Violence (hard) skill level while trying to achieve 100% kills and secrets.
The game is running on RetroArch using the Beetle PSX HW core. A gamepad is used to keep the gameplay has authentic as possible. Also, I’m not using any emulation advantages, like save states.
Stages:
full unedited version: TODO (uploading)
Playthrough of DOOM for the Sony PlayStation on Ultra Violence (hard) skill level while trying to achieve 100% kills and secrets.
The game is running on RetroArch using the Beetle PSX HW core. A gamepad is used to keep the gameplay has authentic as possible. Also, I’m not using any emulation advantages, like save states.
A video made from sea ice extent, concentration and drift data to show large scale sea ice dynamics and motion on the Arctic Ocean and Barents Sea from 2017 to 2022.
It was designed to support public talks in the Norwegian Nansen Legacy Project - and explain how sea ice cover on the Barents Sea was highly variable, and did not advance or retreat evenly over seasons between sampling expeditions - instead sometimes changing multiple times!
It uses public sea ice data from:
Bathymetry is a combination of GEBCO and IBCAOv4. Land polygons are from the Natural Earth dataset.
It was assembled using Python and ffmpeg. See: https://www.spatialised.net/cartography-as-code-cartopy/
A short video demomstrating thermal imaging using the Parrot ANAFI Thermal. It shows some cattle moving from open paddock to cover, moving through different thermal capture modes and demonstrating how thermal signatures for this sensor (FLIR Boson) are easily blocked by canopy cover.
Tout est dans le titre. J’ai 2 jours (puis le restant de ma vie) pour fluidifier ça.
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